Uncle Fat, as he’s known to the locals, gained an unhealthy amount of weight by eating all the junk food given to him by tourists around the city. His size problem was brought to the attention of wildlife officials in Bangkok after he became popular on social media.

But that doesn’t mean he was easy to catch. Uncle Fat is basically the head of the wild monkey mafia.

“He was the leader of his pack, and when I tried to go in, I had to fight off a flock of them with sticks,” wildlife official Kacha Phukem told AP.

And that’s not all.

“He had minions and other monkeys bringing food for him but he would also re-distribute it to younger monkeys,” added veterinarian Supakarn Kaewchot, noting that Uncle Fat’s weight puts him at risk of heart disease.

Wildlife officials caught Uncle Fat on April 27, and he’s now on a special regimented meal plan of lean protein, fruits and vegetables twice a day until he can hopefully be released back into the wild.

Honestly, though, who can’t relate to Uncle Fat’s struggle? The people of Twitter certainly understand that fast food lifestyle and where it can lead.

Some people were truly concerned (and maybe a little amused).

I am so mad at the tourists who did this to him but also I must salute Uncle Fat's command over a gang of snack delivery minions https://t.co/So31jYr3JC